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Anxiety or

Depression

Anxiety is a hyper state

Depression is a hypo state

Linear Newtonian Model

Atoms – molecules – chemical

compounds – amino acids – single

cell structure - small life forms –

large life forms – man – evolved

brain – consciousness as an

epiphenomena of the brain –

emotion fluctuations due to

changes in neurochemistry.

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Non linear (Quantum) Model Consciousness as the ground of all being – body being an expression of the mind - split between higher self and ego – unconscious emotions cause changes in neurochemistry – hormone adaption – gene expression –changes in cellular metabolism –disease.

Awareness

Conscious

Subconscious

Chemistry

Physical The Orbital Frontal Cortex

Awareness

Conscious

Subconscious

Chemistry

Physical

Mind

Orbital frontal cortex

Limbic

Hypothalamus

Muscles

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Awareness

Conscious

Subconscious

Chemistry

Physical

Superconscious, Bliss Supramental, Intuition

Unconscious, Mental, Ego, Thought

Vital, Etheric, Feeling, Autonomic nervous system

Hormones, Cytokines

Muscle imbalamces

The orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) is a prefrontal cortex region in the

frontal lobes in the brain which is

involved in the cognitive processing of decision-making.

It is thought to represent emotion

and reward in decision making.

Connectivity of the orbitofrontal cortex with limbic areas includes

reciprocal projections to granular,

dysgranular, and agranular insular cortex, parahippocampal regions,

and the hippocampus, particularly CA1 regions in a rostral-to caudal gradient.

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The orbitofrontal cortex additionally shares extensive

reciprocal connections with the

amygdala, and direct and indirect connections to the hypothalamus.

Most neuronal connections are

mediated by GABA and / or

Serotonin.

Patient procedure1. Test cross extensor reflexes

2. Test constitutional colour and

harmonise if necessary3. Find positive YANG meridian

and positive YIN meridian.4. Challenge for cause and effect

meridians

5. Assess for etiology of effect meridian using eye positions

6. Treat accordingly7. Assess for etiology of causal

meridian using eye positions

8. Assess both meridians are balanced by left / right brain

challenges9. Assess for subconscious

emotion by left / right amygdala

challenge. Treat all positive sensory inputs.

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10. Assess for unconscious emotion by left / right ESR

challenge

11. Treat and spray

Body – Mind connection

The conscious mind is the only part of the mind that thinks.

The unconscious refers to that

part of unaware mental functioning. Repressed thoughts.

The subconscious is the memory of all that has happened.

The superconscious mind (the

Universal Mind), is what all of minds are connected to.

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Delta brain waves tap into the external collective

conscious, the universal psyche or mind, beyond our

personal self. The collective conscious is a kind of pool of

the cumulative conscious understanding and knowledge

of all humanity. Delta brain waves provide the gateway

that links to the collective conscious and is the source of

our intuition.

This is different from Theta brain waves, which provides

us insights from our unconscious mind, our inner-most

being and inner spirituality. Theta looks inwards and is

more personally meaningful to us.

Alpha then brings the messages and insights from Theta

and Delta by adding imagery or visualization around the

content so that the message can be understood and

experienced by the conscious, waking mind. Finally, the

message is processed, interpreted and acted upon in

Beta, our normal, conscious, waking mind.

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Freud didn’t actually use the word ego, but the word ich which means I and which indicates a personal identity. The term ego is an all encompassing Buddhist term which is one being that incorrectly thinks it has an identity that is separate from its Source.

The conscious mind is the only part of the mind that thinks. That's why most people use their conscious mind power to solve problems and to achieve their goals. However, the conscious mind power is limited, as compared to the subconscious mind power and superconsciousmind power.

The most important consciousmind power is the power to decide. It has the power to decide what information to enter into the subconscious mind, but most people are not exercising this power. Instead, they let rubbish enters their subconscious mind and thus rubbish in, rubbish out.

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The conscious mind also has the

power to reprogram the

subconscious mind, mainly

through repetition. For instance,

remember the first time you learnt

to drive a car. But now, you no

longer have to consciously think

of the great variety of pedal

actions.

They have become automatic, i.e. you are able to do it subconsciously. Through repetition, you have programmed your subconscious mind.

Once it is in the subconscious, it becomes automatic.

The subconscious displays 5 different roles.

1. It maintains and balances the well-being of the body. That's why

the body is self-healing in nature. It has the power to heal any form

of diseases you can think of. It is

the fundamental of all therapies.

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2. It protects us from emergencies or dangers.

3. It is the ultimate-memory bank. It stores all past experiences.

4. It is like a magnet. It has the

power to attract things that resonate with its beliefs.

5. It is like radar. It sends and receives information to and from

the superconscious mind.

The conscious mind is connected to the subconscious mind, which

in turn is connected to the

superconscious mind.

Same goes for my mind as well as

anyone's mind.

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We are all connected at the superconscious level, through our individual's subconscious mind. The conscious mind is not connected directly to the superconscious mind.

We rely on our subconscious mind to send and receive information to and from the superconscious.

As the conscious mind impresses a desire upon the subconscious mind, the subconscious mind will impress it upon the superconscious mind which will then conspire to make it happen, as what Ralph Waldo Emerson said, "Once you make a decision, the universe conspires to make it happen".

There is only one superconscious

mind (the Universal Mind), to

which all of minds are connected

to.

It helps you to make right

decisions, since it has Infinite

Intelligence.

It is the source of all true

invention.

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Awareness is a field of energy and

information. It is the mind’s faculty

for having thought before thought

is actually present.

Retaining awareness is the mark

of not growing old. Giving it up in

favour of habits, rituals, rigid

beliefs and outworn behaviour is

the mark of aging. Life is

awareness in action.

Awareness

Consciousness

Subconscious

Chemistry

Physical

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In psychoanalytic theory, the unconscious refers to that part of mental functioning of which subjects make themselves unaware.

The psychoanalytic unconsciousis similar to but not precisely the same as the popular notion of the subconscious.

awarenessInability to focus on task

attention & concentration

impaired recent memory

memory difficulty learning new information

cognition

problem solving difficulty

motivation

inability to plan sequence of tasks

judgment changes in social behaviour

voluntary movement

loss of simple movement

expressive language

inability to express language

memory for habits & motor activities

loss of flexibility in thinking

emotional control & impulse control

mood changes (emotional lability)

word associations

persistence of a single thought

(perseveration)

ability to follow instructions

decision making

personality changes in personality

assigns meanings to words we choose

loss of spontaneity

Frontal lobe

Function Dysfunction Function Dysfunction

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Visual attentioninability to focus on visual attention

awareness of spatial relationships

touch inability to name an object (Anomia)

recognition of faces difficulty in distinguishing right from left

goal-directed voluntary movements

inability to locate the words for writing (Agraphia)

manipulation of objects problems with reading (Alexia)

integration of different senses that allows for understanding a single concept

difficulty with drawing objects

lack of awareness of certain body parts and/or surrounding space (Apraxia)

inability to attend to more than one object at a time

difficulties with eye and hand coordination

Function Dysfunction

Parietal Lobe

Visual perception Defects in vision

visual input difficulty with locating objects in environment

difficulty with identifying colors (Colour Agnosia)

production of hallucinations

inaccurately seeing objects

reading (perception & recognition of words)

inability to recognize words . difficulties with reading and writing

movement of eyes

inability to recognize the movement of an object (Movement Agnosia).

difficulty in recognizing drawn objects

Occipital lobe

Function Dysfunction

Temporal lobe

Function Dysfunction

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Human Unconsciousness

The unconscious emotions are those that calibrate below 200

on Dr David Hawkin’s Scale of

Consciousness.

SCALE of CONSCIOUSNESS

Body Subconscious

Mind Unconscious

Spirit Conscious

Human personality

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Body Subconscious Vegetative nervous system

Mind Unconscious Repressed emotions

Spirit Conscious Awareness

Human personality

Consciousness

Unconsciousness

Spiritual consciousness

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000

0 30 50 75 100 125 150 175 200

200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000

Consciousness

Id (Animalistic + Libido) Ego Superego (Social conditioning) Spirit

All must be in perfect harmony or balance for perfect health.

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The development of quantum physics in the

1920’s changed the

world we see and thought we understood

from a material world to one of energy. Atoms were

discovered to be bundles of energy

and not solid matter as previously thought.

As all three aspects of a State of Being should be in harmony,

disharmony would mean an

imbalance in the person’s energy fields i.e. their meridian system.

Chi equates to prana (breath, life, vitality of the spirit) or vital energy.

Meridians are energy channels that

flow in specific and predictable patterns.

We can measure meridian imbalances at specific acupuncture

points.

Meridians are waves of energy. Energy is composed of both

wavelengths and frequency.Thus each meridian has a specific

colour associated with it

(wavelength) and a specific sound associated with it (frequency).

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MIND – “I am lovable.”

Low THR – High GHRH

Lowered Metabolism

MIND – “I am loving.”

Low Endorphins – High TRH

Lowered Adrenals

MIND – “I am loved.”

Low Oxytocin – High CRH

Lowered immune response↓Natural killers and ↓T. Lymphocytes

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The Unconsciousness

Negative emotionsPride 175-200

Anger 150-175

Greed 125-150Fear 100-125

Regret 75-100 Despair 50-75

Blame 30-50

Humiliation <30

They manifest via the hypothalamus and

create modulations in

the brain’s regulating chemicals.

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These imbalances effect inter-neuronal communication and all

cells in the body containing the

various neurotransmitter and neuro-peptide receptor sites.

They are the more animalistic and survivalistic negative

emotions that restrict conscious

awareness and development.

Brain cells need three things to survive and be healthy:

1. Oxygen

2. Glucose (the brain uses 20-25% of all the glucose from food.

3. Stimulation – brings neuronal activity to threshold.

Disuse leads to trans neural

degeneration

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Hypoxia

Energy pathway

Glycolysis

Citric Acid Cycle

Electron transport or Oxidative phos-phorylation pathway

Energy pathway

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Glycolysis

Citric Acid Cycle

Electron transport or Oxidative phos-phorylation pathway

Energy pathway

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would be

A weak muscle strengthens to

being challenged with oxygen.

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There are several reasons cells become poorly oxygenated. An

overload of toxins clogging up the

cells, poor quality cell walls (EFAs) that don't allow nutrients into the

cells, the lack of nutrients (Iron / B12) needed for respiration, poor

circulation and low levels of

oxygen in the air breathed (mechanics).

Getting Oxygen to the neurones requires mature red blood cells

containing adequate amounts of

haemoglobin.

Vital nutrientsIron (microcytic anaemia)

Vitamin B12

(macrocytic anaemia)

Essential fatty acids (Wonder oils)

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Glucose

The source of fuel for the brain’s neurones is exclusively glucose.

The amino acid glutamine can also become a fuel when

required but not other amino acids or fatty acids.

Symptoms of hypoglycaemiaTiredness

Headaches on waking

DizzinessBrain fog

Memory lossDepression

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Blood glucose levels are regulated by

Insulin to lower PancreasGlucagon to raise Liver

Adrenalin to raise Adrenal medullaCortisol to raise Adrenal cortex

Functional testsChallenge from weakness

Glucose (NOT SUCROSE)

Functional testsChallenge from weakness

Glucagon

Adrenal cortexAdrenal medulla

Adrenalin

Cortisol

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Eat little and oftenAvoid refined carbohydrates

Protein

Avoid caffeinePlenty of rest and sleep

Take adrenal supplements –

Vit C, Vit B6, Vit B3, Vit B5

The Chemistry of Emotions

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False emotions are caused by an imbalance of the neurotransmitters. 1) These emotions have no identifiable cause.2) You just feel a low level of blues, hopelessness or anxiety.3) You have been unsuccessful in resolving depression, anxiety, sadness, even with years of therapy.4) You have problems sleeping through the night.

When deficient in specific neurotransmitters a number of emotional symptoms are likely:Deficits in serotonin can lead to depression,

aggressiveness, anxiety, panic attacks, food and alcohol cravings, irritability and insomnia;Deficits of dopamine include depression, stress, mental exhaustion, fatigue, low sex drive and low motivation;Deficits of noradrenaline have been linked to depression; Noradrenaline is important for

alertness, concentration and attention. Deficits in GABA can lead to feelings of anxiety.

REGULATORY NEUROTRANSMITTERS

open Na+ channels causing

depolarisation or stimulation.

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Key nutrientsCholineVit B5Vit B1 (Mag)α-Lipoic acidMn

Key nutrientsVit B2, Vit B3,Mn, Zn

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Guilt and Blame (↓ACh)Used to manipulate and punish,

remorse, self recrimination,

masochism, victimhood, accident proneness, suicide behaviour,

preoccupation with “sin”, unforgiving emotional attitude,

self flagellation, cruelty.

Pride and Scorn (↑ ACh)Pride feels good only in contrast

to the lower emotions. It is

defensive. Inflated ego is vulnerable to attack. Divisive,

factionalism. Pride takes people to war. Arrogance. Denial. Pride

before a fall. Judgemental.

Also “hurt” pride.

DEFICIENCYDEFICIENCYDEFICIENCYDEFICIENCY EXCESSEXCESSEXCESSEXCESSGuilt and BlameGuilt and BlameGuilt and BlameGuilt and Blame↓NK cell activity↓NK cell activity↓NK cell activity↓NK cell activityTachycardia, HypertensionTachycardia, HypertensionTachycardia, HypertensionTachycardia, HypertensionDryDryDryDry mouth,mouth,mouth,mouth, PoorPoorPoorPoor digestiondigestiondigestiondigestionConstipation,UrinaryConstipation,UrinaryConstipation,UrinaryConstipation,Urinary retentionretentionretentionretentionGlaucoma,Glaucoma,Glaucoma,Glaucoma, MyestheniaMyestheniaMyestheniaMyesthenia gravisgravisgravisgravisHypercholesteroleamiaHypercholesteroleamiaHypercholesteroleamiaHypercholesteroleamiaInhibition of short term Inhibition of short term Inhibition of short term Inhibition of short term memory.memory.memory.memory.Confusion. DeliriumConfusion. DeliriumConfusion. DeliriumConfusion. DeliriumHallucinationsHallucinationsHallucinationsHallucinationsAlzheimer’sAlzheimer’sAlzheimer’sAlzheimer’sPride and ScornPride and ScornPride and ScornPride and Scorn↑ NK cell activity↑ NK cell activity↑ NK cell activity↑ NK cell activityAggressive behaviourAggressive behaviourAggressive behaviourAggressive behaviourPanic attacks (fear paralysis) Panic attacks (fear paralysis) Panic attacks (fear paralysis) Panic attacks (fear paralysis) BradycardiaBradycardiaBradycardiaBradycardiaHypotension leading to vertigoHypotension leading to vertigoHypotension leading to vertigoHypotension leading to vertigoExcess salivationExcess salivationExcess salivationExcess salivationFast transit time, nausea, Fast transit time, nausea, Fast transit time, nausea, Fast transit time, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoeavomiting, diarrhoeavomiting, diarrhoeavomiting, diarrhoeaInvoluntary micturitionInvoluntary micturitionInvoluntary micturitionInvoluntary micturitionResting tremor and rigidityResting tremor and rigidityResting tremor and rigidityResting tremor and rigidityLiver toxicityLiver toxicityLiver toxicityLiver toxicity

Acetylcholine

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NORADRENALIN

(NOREPINEPHRINE)

Enhanced

by Vit D

Key nutrientsVitB12FolicVit B3FeVit B6ZnMagCuVit C

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Key nutrientsCuVit B2SAM (Mag)ZnVit B6SulfurVit CVit B5

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Noradrenalin is a neurotransmitter @1. Postganglionic sympathetic nerves2. The Brain stem2. The Brain stem2. The Brain stem2. The Brain stem3. Some spinal pathways3. Some spinal pathways3. Some spinal pathways3. Some spinal pathways4. The Pontine 4. The Pontine 4. The Pontine 4. The Pontine –––– thalamic, hypothalamic, thalamic, hypothalamic, thalamic, hypothalamic, thalamic, hypothalamic, limbic, hippocampus and limbic, hippocampus and limbic, hippocampus and limbic, hippocampus and neocortexneocortexneocortexneocortex tractstractstractstracts....

Apathy and Despair (↓ GABA)Inability to cope with problems. In

extreme cases may lead to

poverty, hopelessness. Everything looks bleak. Loss of will to live.

Homeless and derelicts of society. They are “heavy” to people

around them.

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DEFICIENCYDEFICIENCYDEFICIENCYDEFICIENCY EXCESSEXCESSEXCESSEXCESSDepression, Apathy (Sloth) Depression, Apathy (Sloth) Depression, Apathy (Sloth) Depression, Apathy (Sloth) Lack of “get up and go”Lack of “get up and go”Lack of “get up and go”Lack of “get up and go”↓Superoxide production↓Superoxide production↓Superoxide production↓Superoxide productionMemory impairmentMemory impairmentMemory impairmentMemory impairmentDementia, DelusionsDementia, DelusionsDementia, DelusionsDementia, DelusionsDeliriumDeliriumDeliriumDeliriumHypotensionHypotensionHypotensionHypotensionShort sighted (Myopia)Short sighted (Myopia)Short sighted (Myopia)Short sighted (Myopia)BronchoconstrictionBronchoconstrictionBronchoconstrictionBronchoconstriction----AsthmaAsthmaAsthmaAsthmaSmall intestine problems Small intestine problems Small intestine problems Small intestine problems ––––food allergy / intolerancefood allergy / intolerancefood allergy / intolerancefood allergy / intoleranceAnxiety, tremor Anxiety, tremor Anxiety, tremor Anxiety, tremor ↑ Superoxide production ↑ Superoxide production ↑ Superoxide production ↑ Superoxide production Aggressive, violent, and Aggressive, violent, and Aggressive, violent, and Aggressive, violent, and impulsive impulsive impulsive impulsive behavioursbehavioursbehavioursbehavioursIrritability (nothing right)Irritability (nothing right)Irritability (nothing right)Irritability (nothing right)HypertensionHypertensionHypertensionHypertensionConstipationConstipationConstipationConstipationUnderweightUnderweightUnderweightUnderweightPalpitations and TachycardiaPalpitations and TachycardiaPalpitations and TachycardiaPalpitations and TachycardiaHeart ArrhythmiasHeart ArrhythmiasHeart ArrhythmiasHeart Arrhythmias

Noradrenalin

Fear and Anxiety (↑ Serotonin)Fear of loss of love and security.

Obsessive, jealousy, high stress,

paranoia, neuroses. Limits growth. Maybe contagious.

Requires a stronger personality to help overcome. Used as a tool for

control.

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DOPAMINE

Enhanced

by Vit D

Key nutrientsVitB12FolicVit B3FeVit B6ZnMag

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Key nutrientsCuVit B2MgZn

Key nutrientsCuVit B2SAM (Mag)ZnVit B6SulfurVit CVit B5

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Grief and Regret (↓ Dopamine)“If only I had done it that way”. “If

I had my time again ..” sadness

everywhere, loss and despondency, remorse about the

past. Level of habitual losers who accept failure as part of their

lifestyle often resulting in loss of

jobs, friends, family and opportunities.

Craving and Desire (↑Dopamine)Motivates vast areas of human

activity especially in advertising.

Desire for money, prestige or power. Desire for attention,

constant demands. Sexual approval. Level of addiction.

Craving maybe more important

than life itself.

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DEFICIENCYDEFICIENCYDEFICIENCYDEFICIENCY EXCESSEXCESSEXCESSEXCESSGrief and RegretGrief and RegretGrief and RegretGrief and Regret↓TH2 production↓TH2 production↓TH2 production↓TH2 productionIndecision Indecision Indecision Indecision Poor concentrationPoor concentrationPoor concentrationPoor concentrationIrrational behaviourIrrational behaviourIrrational behaviourIrrational behaviourA world without pleasure.A world without pleasure.A world without pleasure.A world without pleasure.Clumsiness, PhotophobiaClumsiness, PhotophobiaClumsiness, PhotophobiaClumsiness, PhotophobiaDendritic growth inhibitionDendritic growth inhibitionDendritic growth inhibitionDendritic growth inhibitionDepression / Manic depressionDepression / Manic depressionDepression / Manic depressionDepression / Manic depressionLoss of smell, TremorLoss of smell, TremorLoss of smell, TremorLoss of smell, TremorRigidityRigidityRigidityRigidity , Pains, Pains, Pains, PainsCraving and DesireCraving and DesireCraving and DesireCraving and Desire↑TH2 production ↑TH2 production ↑TH2 production ↑TH2 production AnxietyAnxietyAnxietyAnxietyAggressionAggressionAggressionAggressionConfusionConfusionConfusionConfusionNightmaresNightmaresNightmaresNightmaresPsychoses Psychoses Psychoses Psychoses SchizophreniaSchizophreniaSchizophreniaSchizophrenia

Dopamine

SEROTONIN

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Key nutrientsVitB12FolicVit B3FeVit B6ZnMag

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Key nutrientsCuVit B2MgZn

Key nutrientsCuVit B2SAM (Mag)ZnVit B6SulfurVit CVit B5

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The three most commonly studied neurotransmitters are dopamine, serotonin and noradrenalin.

Dopamine is related to experiences and expectations of

pleasure and the reward-learning process. In other words, when you do something good, you're rewarded with dopamine

and gain a pleasurable, happy feeling. This teaches your brain

to want to do it again and again. Serotonin is a neurotransmitter associated with memory and

learning. Researchers believe it plays a part in the

regeneration of brain cells, which has been linked to easing depression. An imbalance in serotonin levels results in an

increase in anger, anxiety, depression and panic.

Noradrenaline helps moderate mood by controlling stress and anxiety.

The neurotransmitters serotonin, noradrenaline and dopamine are involved in the control of many of our mental states, sometimes acting on their own and other times acting together. These, and other neurotransmitters, are likely to play a pivotal role in the pathological basis of mental illness and brain disease.

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Understanding the numerous neurotransmitters, their receptors, their location, and their interactions with one another has been central to the design of medicines for mental illness and has led to the development of successful products for many brain disorders.

Any activity in a garden such as weeding, pruning, cultivating and

harvesting has been shown to

increase low levels of serotonin. Dr Roger Ultrich Texas A&M University August 2003

10 Quick Tips to Boost Serotonin 1. Avoid the fast track to

happiness.

Carbohydrates are a quick fix, but they do nothing to stimulate on-

going production of serotonin, which is what is required.

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2. Don’t avoid carbohydrates entirely. Proteins contain

tryptophan. Relying solely on

protein can hamper serotonin production. Tryptophan works best

when consumed in conjunction with a small amount of

carbohydrate, such as a scoop of

brown rice, a handful of nuts, or a few tablespoons of legumes.

3. Eat protein.Turkey, bananas. fish, chicken,

cottage cheese, nuts, cheese,

eggs, and beans all contain generous levels of tryptophan.

4. Eat cold pressed organic oils.Hormonal processes require

essential fatty acids. Get plenty of

DHA-enhanced eggs and eat fish a few times a week. Good sources

are wild salmon, mackerel, and tuna. Main non marine Omega 3

oils are flaxseed, walnut and

pumpkin seed.

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5. Try to work in natural light –daylight or broad spectrum

lighting. Get outdoors for at least

an hour a day regardless of the weather.

Vitamin D enhances the production of 5-HTP.

6. Exercise to feel good.Exercise is a natural stimulator of

many important “mood”

hormones, including serotonin and dopamine. Realize that 15 or 20

minutes of exercise every day will naturally release these feel-good

hormones that are so vital to

feeling happy and calm.

7. Avoid the stimulant cycle.Caffeine, sugar, alcohol. Caffeine,

sugar, alcohol. Many of us get

trapped in the stimulant cycle. These substances temporarily give

a lift, but actually deplete and blunt valuable hormones in the long run.

If you like caffeine, try to limit your

intake to one cup a day. The same for alcohol. Avoid sugar completely.

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8. Sleep right. When we’re feeling down, it’s tempting to sleep, sleep

and sleep some more. Quality

sleep is far more important than quantity. Force yourself to get up

early, but allow for a rejuvenating nap midday if you need it (just

don’t exceed one hour).

Total darkness at night-time to stimulate melatonin.

9. Supplements.

Folic acid

5-HTP is a popular supplement.Vit B6 (Pyridoxine or P-5-P)

ZincMagnesium

10. Boost other hormones.Oxytocin is a feel good hormone

often called the “cuddle hormone”.

Oxytocin is released when we feel love, trust and comfort. It can be

even more powerful than serotonin. If you need a lift, remember the

power of simply spending time with

your significant other or family members and friends.

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Shame and Humiliation (↓ Serotonin)In shame we hang our heads and

slink away, wishing we were

invisible. Maybe caused by sexual or physical abuse. Produces

neuroses. It is destructive to emotional and physical health. Low

self esteem. Often compensate by

perfectionism and rigidity and become driven and intolerant.

Dopamine pathways Serotonin pathways

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HISTAMINE

Histamine is most often thought of as a

bad guy, associated

with irritation. In fact it is

associated with arousal.

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HISTAMINEHISTAMINEHISTAMINEHISTAMINE

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CO2

Key nutrients

Vit B6ZnMg

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GABA

GABAGABAGABAGABA

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Succinic Succinic Succinic Succinic semialdehydesemialdehydesemialdehydesemialdehyde

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Vit B6MgZn

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GABA’s natural function is to reduce the activity of the neurons to

which it binds. Some researchers believe that one of the purposes that GABA serves is to control the fear or anxiety experienced when neurons are overexcited.

This hypothesis is supported by the fact that the medications used to alleviate anxiety, such as Valium and Librium, bind to the same neuronal receptors as GABA.

The effect of these medications, which are classified as benzodiazepines, is to enhance the natural effect of GABA. In other words, they help GABA to reduce neural activity even further.

Anger and Hate (↑ GABA)Caused by frustration. Can lead to

constructive or destructive action.

Anger over social injustice, victimization and inequality.

Injustice collectors. Resentment, revenge, irritability, explosive

behaviour and quarrelsome.

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EXCITATORY

NEUROTRANSMITTERS (open Na+, K+ and / or Ca++

channels causing multiple

depolarisation or stimulation

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Excitatory NeurotransmittersExcitatory NeurotransmittersExcitatory NeurotransmittersExcitatory NeurotransmittersGlutamic acidGlutamic acidGlutamic acidGlutamic acid Salt taste Salt taste Salt taste Salt taste Aspartic Aspartic Aspartic Aspartic acidacidacidacid Sweet Sweet Sweet Sweet tastetastetastetasteCystathioneCystathioneCystathioneCystathione Bitter taste Bitter taste Bitter taste Bitter taste (blocked by AMP)(blocked by AMP)(blocked by AMP)(blocked by AMP)ArginosuccinateArginosuccinateArginosuccinateArginosuccinate Sour tasteSour tasteSour tasteSour tasteKey nutrients synthesis

Vit B6Vit C

Key nutrients metabolism

MagVit B2Fe

GLUTAMATEGLUTAMATEGLUTAMATEGLUTAMATE

GlutamineGlutamineGlutamineGlutamine

αααα----KetoglutarateKetoglutarateKetoglutarateKetoglutarate

glutamine glutamine glutamine glutamine synthetasesynthetasesynthetasesynthetaseMgMgMgMg----ATPATPATPATPNH4NH4NH4NH4 glutaminaseglutaminaseglutaminaseglutaminaseMgMgMgMgPPPP NH4NH4NH4NH4glutamate glutamate glutamate glutamate dehydrogenasedehydrogenasedehydrogenasedehydrogenaseNH4NH4NH4NH4ADPADPADPADPNADPHNADPHNADPHNADPH transaminasetransaminasetransaminasetransaminasePyruvatePyruvatePyruvatePyruvateP5PP5PP5PP5PMgMgMgMgVit CVit CVit CVit C amino acid oxidaseamino acid oxidaseamino acid oxidaseamino acid oxidaseFADFADFADFADFeFeFeFe O2¯·O2¯·O2¯·O2¯·Key nutrients synthesis

MagPVit B3

Key nutrients metabolismMagVit B6Vit C

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Subconscious emotions

Subconscious emotions1. Challenge with eyes straight

down making sure the eyes do

not converge.

2. And / Or Therapy localise left then right greater wing of

sphenoid (Amygdala) and then

right and then left greater wing of sphenoid.

AmygdalaTherapy

localise to the

greater wing of the right and

then left sphenoid. Then

reverse therapy

localisation.

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Subconscious emotions2. Positive hormonal substrate

challenge is negated by cross

therapy localisation to GV 19

GV19 appears to be an access point to the limbic system

connections to the hypothalamus.

Cross therapy localisation to

GV19 thus indicates a probable subconscious emotional

involvement affecting the local

endocrine gland.

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If therapy localisation negates the substrate challenge then find the

B&E point that negates.

THIS WILL BE THE THERAPEUTIC

MERIDIAN.

NOT THE CAUSE.

Shame and humiliationAimless

Guilt and blame

Lazy

Lethargy

Apathy and despair

Grief and regret

Craving and desire

Anxiety and fearAnger and hate

TenseManic

Agitation

Pride and scorn

GV19

Shame and Humiliation I truly am Triumphant

Guilt and Blame I truly am Released

Apathy and Despair I truly am Motivated

Grief and Regret I truly am Liberated

Anxiety and Fear I truly am Grounded

Craving and Desire I truly am Thankful

Anger and Hate I truly am Joyous

Pride and Scorn I truly am Meek (resilient)

Agitation I truly am Emphatic

Lethargy I truly am Aroused

Tense I truly am at Ease

Lazy I truly am Dynamic

Manic I truly am Calm

Aimless I truly am Focused

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The causal meridian will therapy localise in the clear with the

complementary acetate(s) on.

TriumphantFocused

Released

Dynamic

Aroused

Motivated

Liberated

Thankful

GroundedJoyous

EaseCalm

Emphatic

Meek

GV19

Subconscious emotionsBladder 1 Shame and HumiliationGallbladder 1 Guilt and BlameLarge intestine 20 Apathy and DespairConception vessel 24 Grief and RegretKidney 27 Fear and AnxietyGoverning vessel 27 Craving and DesireLung 1 Anger and HateLiver 14 Pride and ScornSpleen 23 AgitationStomach1 LethargyHeart1 TenseSmall Intestine 19 Lazy (inability to act)Circulation / sex 1 ManicTriple warmer 23 Aimless

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Subconscious emotionsA YIN causal meridian will be

negated by a YANG meridian.

A YANG causal meridian will be

negated by a YIN meridian.

Therapeutic options for over-writing a subconscious program.1. Affirmation2. Tapping3. Flower essence or tree essence4. Culinary herbal adaptogen5. Colour therapy6. Music therapy7. Deep massage8. Hypnosis

Subconscious emotions“Right now there is a

subconscious emotion generating

your hormone imbalance”.

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1. AffirmationShame and Humiliation I truly am Triumphant

Guilt and Blame I truly am Released

Apathy and Despair I truly am Motivated

Grief and Regret I truly am Liberated

Anxiety and Fear I truly am Grounded

Craving and Desire I truly am Thankful

Anger and Hate I truly am Joyous

Pride and Scorn I truly am Meek (resilient)

Agitation I truly am Emphatic

Lethargy I truly am Aroused

Tense I truly am at Ease

Lazy I truly am Dynamic

Manic I truly am Calm

Aimless I truly am Focused

2. TappingTap at 2 Hz the negating meridian

B&E point bilaterally where

applicable and vocalise the subconscious affirmation 20x three

time per day or more often as necessary.

Magic figure is 1000 repetitions.

3. Flower or Tree essence

Bach

BushCalifornian

FindhornOrchid

Petit fleur

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Tree essences

Beech

BirchBox

FirGinkgo biloba

Hawthorne

Horse chestnutMountain ash

Pine

PlumSweet chestnut

Walnut

Tree essenceIdentify Tree Essence and negating

meridian colour and simulate into

the culinary herbal tincture.

Patient to take culinary herb 3x day just before saying their affirmation

and tapping.

4. Culinary herbal tincturesCulinary herbs are adaptogens

for the hypothalamic hormones.

Thoughts create feelings and emotions. These are modulated

by the hypothalamic hormonal output instigated neurologically

by the limbic system.

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Hypothalamic hormone modulators

CTRH ↑ ↓ TRH ↑ ↓

LHRH ↑ ↓ FSRH ↑ ↓

GHRH ↑ ↓ GHIH ↑ ↓

PLH ↑ ↓ PRIH ↑ ↓

Endorphins ↑ ↓

Oxytocin ↑ ↓

When there is a subconscious emotion showing up one

hypothalamic hormone will be

high and another low.One culinary herbal tincture will

modulate the imbalance and relieve the negative feelings and

emotion associated with the

imbalance.

Culinary herbs

Basil also Parasites

Coriander also Toxic metals

Dill also Radiation

Marjoram also Virus

Oregano also Bacteria

Rosemary also Chemicals

Sage also Fungi

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Simulate any flower or tree essence into the culinary herbal tincture.

Patient to take culinary herb 3x day just before saying their affirmation

and tapping.

5. Colour Therapy

Either use a LIGHT BOX with a

coloured acetate corresponding to the therapeutic meridian colour

OrSimulate the colour vial (Genesis

kit) corresponding to the

therapeutic meridian colour into the culinary herbal tincture.

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6. Music therapy“Water Crystal Healing”Music and Images to Restore Your Well-being

Masaru EmotoISBN-13:978-0-7432-9581-9

Hardback copy contains two CDs that have the music for each

meridian.

Water Crystal Music works well alongside light therapy on a

LIGHT BOX.

One 15 minutes session together each day.

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7. Deep MassageReleases somatic manifestations

of subconscious emotional stress

locked into deep muscle tissues. Usually these tensions are in the

meridian associated muscles.

Deep massage has been

demonstrated to release endorphins. Candice Pert “Molecules of Emotion.

8. Hypnosis

Can be by regression to past

incidents relating to the current subconscious emotion

orBy implanting positive new

emotions over the old to rewrite

the program.

Subconscious emotions are put in through the 5 senses.

VisionHearing

SmellTaste

Touch

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Therapy localise each right to left and left to right.

Maintain therapy localisation to

positive sensory input and treat with Miron light for 1 minute

through the umbilicus.

Unconscious emotions

Unconscious emotions

Bladder 1 Shame and HumiliationGallbladder 1 Guilt and BlameLarge intestine 20 Apathy and DespairConception vessel 24 Grief and RegretKidney 27 Fear and Anxiety

Governing vessel 27 Craving and DesireLung 1 Anger and HateLiver 14 Pride and Scorn

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Unconscious emotion pointsShame and humiliation

Apathy and despair

Craving and desire

Apathy and despair

Anger and hate

Pride and scorn

Anxiety and fear

Guilt and blame

Therapy for Unconscious emotionSelf negative thoughts

1. Affirmation

2. Love3. Exercise

4. Deep massage5. Meditation

6. Being with others

7. Sex – orgasm8. Walk in the woods

Therapy for Unconscious emotionThird party negative thoughts

1. VEP spray with Love and Bliss

2. Aromatherapy3. Prayer and meditation

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Therapy for Unconscious emotionCollective unconscious negative

thoughts

1. VEP spray with Love and Bliss2. Aromatherapy

3. Light therapy4. Prayer and meditation

5. Walk in the woods

6. No newspaper or TV7. Keep away from negative people

VEP (Vital Energy Protector) spray contains the 12 gemstone

essences, the frequency of LOVE

and aromatherapy oils.You can tag the VEP with the

complementary colour(S) and Culinary herbal essence.

Therapy for Unconscious emotions

Use the VEP spray containing the

twelve gem stone essences1. Jasper 2. Sapphire

3. Chalcedony 4. Emerald 5. Sardonyx 6. Sardius

7. Chrysolite 8. Beryl

9. Topaz 10. Chysoprase11. Jacinth 12. Amethyst

St John Revelation 21 v19

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Therapy for Unconscious emotions

The “LOVE” frequency vial - 528HzThere is a special sound and colour of love according to Dr. Horowitz, a Harvard-trained award-winning investigator. Broadcasting the right frequency can help open your heart, prompt peace, and hasten healing. "We now know the love signal, 528 Hertz, is among the six core creative frequencies of the universe because math doesn't lie, the geometry of physical reality universally reflects this music; these findings have been independently derived, peer reviewed, and empirically validated," Dr. Horowitz says.

Aromatherapy constitutionals RED – Mandarin, Juniper,

Sandalwood, Lemongrass and

Rose albGREEN – Grapefruit, Lime,

Patchouli, Lavender and Peppermint

BLUE – Sage, Bergamot, Ylang

Ylang, Geranium and Petit grain

The most abundant cell receptors in the human body

are the opiate receptors

especially present in our frontal cortex.

We are literally hard wired for BLISS.Candice Pert PhD

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How to naturally stimulate endorphins

Exercise

Deep massageMeditation

Being with othersSex – orgasm

LoveCandice Pert PhD

VisionHearing

Smell

TasteTouch

Therapy for Unconscious emotions

Use the VEP spray containing the

twelve Gem stone essences and the “LOVE” frequency vial.

Charge the VEP spray with –

Negating culinary herb.

Negating complementary colour(s).

Therapy for Unconscious emotions

Spray front and back of body 3x a

day or more often if required. Spray areas of negative energy in

buildings regularly e.g. areas where dogs will not go, electromagnetic

fields from electrical devices,

negative patients etc.

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An effective treatment to

elevate the Scale

of Consciousness

and release unconscious

negative

emotions to is an affirmation.

I truly want to release my

unconscious emotion of

……………….. and replace it with the infinite power of love now and

forever.

Patient aims to say this 20 times

just before going

to sleep for 4 weeks.

Most people fall

asleep saying the affirmation.

I truly want to release my

unconscious emotion of guilt and blame and

replace it with the infinite

power of love now and forever.

Patient procedure1. Test cross extensor reflexes

2. Test constitutional colour and

harmonise if necessary3. Find positive YANG meridian

and positive YIN meridian.4. Challenge for cause and effect

meridians

5. Assess for etiology of effect meridian using eye positions

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6. Treat accordingly7. Assess for etiology of causal

meridian using eye positions

8. Assess both meridians are balanced by left / right brain

challenges9. Assess for subconscious

emotion by left / right amygdala

challenge. Treat all positive sensory inputs.

10. Assess for unconscious emotion by left / right ESR

challenge

11. Treat and spray